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Can you give me tilt cylinder measurements closed and extended center to center?

Nice bike

Any crazy different spots on this trail? Good video..some narration would be good. The view was cool, great point of view....thanks

You can burn it, smash it, slam it, sink it, but you can't kill an old H. D.!!!

no way. you have to do

first start ?????

Mechanical orgasm!

perfect as is

Los regeneradores de voltaje son indispensables en grabación, mezcla y principalmente en mastering, ya que las fluctuaciones afectan directamente a los convertidores digitales, lo que a su vez afecta en los cambios de frecuencia de muestreo y renderizados, pero la verdad esto es imperceptible, menos con equipos analógicos… En cuanto a lo que denominas como ¨chepa¨ en los 125 Hz tal y como dices es típica en el 99% de las salas, se produce por reverberaciones que se suman y por ende aumentan, otra muy normal es la perdida de agudo por cancelación producida por ondas estacionarias, esto es lo que denominamos -modos propios-… Con solo que pongas un par de trampas de grabes estratégicamente colocadas adiós a ese problemita de los 125 Hz, los de los agudos se soluciona con un simple difusor que rompa con las ondas estacionarias deberías estar agradecido, ya que viendo las graficas que tira la auto EQ del dbx, puedo decir que tu sala ¨suena¨ muy bien, en parte por el tamaño, materiales, alfombra y posiblemente porque los elementos como muebles, librero, etc. sirven como elementos de control de las deficiencias acústicas… eres un suertudo, con menos de 500 dolarillos solucionarías… hay quienes gastan miles en adecuación acústica para lograr graficas como la que da tu sala sin tratamiento…

it would suck with a opposing vehicle

Nothing like an old war horse chugging to life..

Why harley dont make design like this anymore?

Purchased a '67h and have been looking for a loader since. Any word on a Johnson 10 for me?

The bears can be seen crossing right to left at 11:39.

Please don't restore this bike to show, it's a perfect testimony as is to how great these bikes were.

Very nice to see so many original parts on a running 75-year old motorcycle. I used starting fluid on my WLC to get it going without spending tons of money. I know the old wives tales about starting fluid

show !

you gonna bring that can of starting fluid when you ride

That engine will outlive those wannabe side valves they have out today

Old flattys never die.

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Would this loader work on a 66 110?

How tall are the hill climbs? I am thinking about trying this road on a Large Motorcycle in May.

Sweet !

Some music would be nice.. Thanks for the upload though. Been thinking of making it out to this trail.

i want to see all you out there how well you can contain your bodily fluids at 73 years old . JERK OFFS

I've got a 69 112 and I've been wanting a loader on it. Nice

5A2D81BB my pin bbm ... broother

MOTORCYCLE

Ummm...So, First start since 1995...big deal, so what.

une épave qui pisse de l' huile !

Very nice bike, Iam true jealous

Somethings leaking lol. Not bad for 20 years.

Would you mind telling me what made the bike uncomfortable for you? Are you pretty tall? Bad ergonomics on the bike?

@buzzeard Yep, stock exhaust. Was a nice bike but couldn't stay on it for more than 4hrs a day. I since sold it and went back to a Police Electra Glide.

For sale? Jeff.Millman@att.net thanks

Nice, especially the sound. I saw another vid of the Montauk and it sounded like a 250cc. bike. Is this the original exhaust?

Can I ask what make your windshield is andwhere you bought it ? I'd like one for my Montauk too!

NICE RIDE,AND NICE MOTORCYCLE!

As long as no "real" bikes were harmed in the making of this film. LOL! If you came to Tn I hope you got to ride the Dragon. If not, come back and check it out.